Finance charges on a credit card Include "all of the above".
<u>Option: D</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Practically, a finance charge is any expense shown in the borrowing money costs, such as accrued interest and loan fees, including transaction fees. Finance charges are usually synonymous with "interest charges" even though they may contain late fees or other costs in some situations.
With credit cards, the interest that has accrued over the amount one owe throughout that particular billing cycle is an individual's finance fee. For every day of the month, the regular balance approach sums up an individual's financing fee. One need to know the precise credit card balance every day of the billing cycle to do that estimate correctly.
Use the formula SA=a+1/2ps
a=area of the base
p= perimeter of the base
s= slant height
Answer:
$690.86
Step-by-step explanation:
100% from the original cost is: 2 x 863.57 = $1,727.14
40/100 = X/1727.14 (40 percent is what of 1,727.40) (%/100 = is/of)
(40 * 1,727.14) / 100 = $ 690.86
The slope of this line is -1 you find this by using the slip formula of y-y over x-x find two points on the line so I used points (-2,2) and (-1,1) plug them into the formula to get the slope of -1 hope this helps:)
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